Crown Prince William and Princess Kate's trip to the Caribbean came to an end, and from 19 to 26 March, the couple's trip to the Caribbean included Belize, Jamaica and the Bahamas, which represented the Queen in this special year of platinum celebrations (70th anniversary of her accession to the throne). Throughout the trip, it is said that it is Princess Kate's clothing show, fashion style has always had a symbolic role in the royal family, Kate's each set of clothes in addition to elegant and noble, but also represents the deep message sent by the royal family.
Kate's royal royal royal blue set shows royal style
She changes several outfits every day, two of which are white from the designer brand Alexander McQueen, and her wedding dress was also created by Alexander McQueen, which shows that Kate really likes this brand, and important moments are indispensable to him!
William and Kate attended the Jamaica Defense Force parade on the 24th, William put on a white military uniform, Kate put on an Alexander McQueen white lace dress, with Philip Treacy's white top hat, high heels also choose white, an elegant shape reminiscent of her wedding dress at the wedding of the century, when Kate's wedding dress was designed by Alexander McQueen fashion director Sarah Burton, Since then, Kate has also worn costumes tailored by Sarah Burton many times, each set is noble and elegant, which is perfectly commensurate with Kate's temperament. Kate's white dress comes from her beloved Brand Alexander McQueen.
When William and Kate were married, Kate's wedding dress was from Alexander McQueen.
Just the day before the parade, Kate wore a white blazer also from Alexander McQueen, the three-dimensional shoulder line of the jacket has Alexander McQueen's obvious style, although Kate often wears affordable brands such as ZARA, Superga to show her pro-people style, but important occasions are still indispensable alexander McQueen. Princess Kate wore an Alexander McQueen coat with a Radley London orange shirt for a neat and elegant finish.
Princess Kate wears Alexander McQueen white pants embellished with Radley London's orange shirt and Dayne Taylor orange woven antique handbag with 1960s Lafite beads, paired with jewels that are also pearls, "white orange matching" makes her quite bright and vibrant.
In fact, this round, Princess Kate is carrying many heavy responsibilities and humiliations, and the white is mainly embellished with orange to look very bright, but also to cover her dark heart. When they visited the Jamaican Prime Minister's residence, they were immediately poured cold water in front of Prime Minister Andrew Holness, who began by saying that they were welcome to Jamaica, "but there are some problems here, and you know that these problems have not been solved." We are moving forward with real ambition to become an independent, developed and prosperous nation. It is precisely in Jamaica that it is contemplating the abolition of Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom as the head of state of the country and the making of Jamaica a true republic. In addition, Princess Kate was ignored by Lisa Hanna, who was once Miss Jamaica and Miss World, and is now a star politician of the country's opposition party, at the welcome ceremony at the airport the day before, and there are inevitably protesters everywhere she goes, so that Princess Kate, who has always been high in EQ, can't help but feel a little embarrassed.
Although not very smooth, Prince William and Princess Kate still tried their best to complete the task entrusted by the Queen, that is, to try their best to bring Jamaica together, not to break away from the British Association like Barbados, to show a friendly side when visiting schools and hospitals, and even to break the rules to take selfies with the Jamaican Olympic bobsleigh team; at the dinner hosted by The Governor of Jamaica, Patrick Allen, and his wife, Kate also pinned a brooch that looked like a queen on the green dress, as if to represent the queen.
In addition to Alexander McQueen's clothing, Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom also generously lent the treasured jewelry, Kate wore Jenny Packham's lake green dress when she attended the Jamaica Governor's Dinner on the evening of the 23rd, and the emerald earrings with it were the Queen's collection, which showed the Queen's love for Kate. Kate's earrings come from the Queen's collection, who once wore the same earrings in 2011.
Princess Kate wore a brooch that appeared to have a queen portrait at the Governor's Dinner in Jamaica.
She and The British Prince William visited the Caribbean country of Belize, a number of sets of clothes have a look, not only into the custom to show the people-friendly side, and the gorgeous shape is also full of royal style, reminiscent of The style of Princess Diana.
The first highlight of Princess Kate's journey was the british John Lewis & Partners white T-shirt worth £30, the bottom of which was matched with G-star Raw khaki high-waisted cargo pants (£70), the Italian brand Superga white sneakers, and Ray-Ban sunglasses when they visited the ancient Mayan archaeological site.
On her third evening in Belize, Princess Kate finally changed into a gorgeous gown for a formal dinner, wearing a £2,500 pink sparkling dress designed by British designer The Vampire's Wife and silver heeled sandals, while William wore a blue blazer and shirt with navy trousers. One of the most noteworthy is Kate's hand with a delicate Mayan embroidered clutch bag.
This long pink dress from her favourite label The Vampire's Wife is a bright finish, complemented by Jimmy Choo 'Mimi' sandals and O'nitaa earrings. The embroidery patterns and metal earrings on the clitch bag also have patterns of ancient Mayan culture, paying homage to the ancient Mayan civilization, showing her intentions as a goodwill ambassador for the royal family, and also her best "fashion diplomacy".
In addition, on the second day of an outdoor visit to the local aborigines, Princess Kate wore Tory Burch's floral dress, which not only echoed the local ethnic motifs, but also had a very spring atmosphere; on her feet were Stuart Weitzman's wedge-heeled sandals, and the earrings were from the Sustainable Brand Sezane from Paris, showing her environmentally conscious side.